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Commercial Passenger Vehicle Industry Act 2017
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133 Circumstances in which authorised officer may enter without consent or search warrant
(1) The circumstances in which an authorised officer may, under section 131, enter industry premises, or a commercial passenger vehicle at industry premises, are that the entry is at a time when the premises are being used, or are usually being used, in connection with the provision of—
(a) a commercial passenger vehicle service; or
(b) a booking service; or
(c) a non-cash payment processing service.
(2) The circumstances in which an authorised officer may, under section 131, enter a commercial passenger vehicle at a place that is not industry premises are that—
(a) the vehicle is not being used for private purposes; and
(b) the vehicle is not located on residential premises; and
(c) either of the following persons is present—
(i) the driver of the vehicle;
(ii) the person in whose name the vehicle is registered under Part 3.
(3) For the purposes of subsection (2)(a), a commercial passenger vehicle that is being driven for the purposes of providing a commercial passenger vehicle service is not being used for private purposes.
S. 134 inserted by No. 63/2017 s. 18.